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Microsoft Adopts Mozillas RSS Icon
Microsoft has extended an olive branch in announcing on Wednesday on the Team RSS Blog that it will adopt the same orange RSS icon...
ODF: The Better, More Affordable Office Standard
I know that Brian Charlson is sincere about his desire to make sure that access is maintained to office documents for people with disabilities....
Microsoft: XP SP2 Adoption Lags Overseas
WASHINGTON, D.C.—More than a year after Microsoft Corp. shipped Windows XP Service Pack 2 as a massive security-centric OS makeover, customer adoption internationally continues...
Hybrid Hard Disks and Beyond
Last Tuesday, IDEMA hosted a symposium in entitled "HDD Dynamics: Interfaces, Electronics, Architecture, and Reliability."
IDEMA, which stands for International Disk Drive Equipment and Materials...
Microsoft Releases Green Version of Solomon
Microsoft Corp. took another step down the path of service-enabling its enterprise applications with the release of Dynamics SL 6.5 Thursday. The upgraded suite...
Intels Napa Wireless Platform Promises More with Less
NEW YORK—Intel Corp. is touting its next mobile platform, dubbed Napa, as another major milestone in notebook PC history.
At a session for reporters and...
Dont Make Us Wait for New Exchange Features
It will be interesting to see how many of Exchange 12s new features, particularly those intended to make the mail server more secure, end...
Software Industry Shows Signs of Middle Age
SAN FRANCISCO—The software industry is steadily maturing and will soon start to act closer to its age by using debt to fund future expansion...
Sun Pushes for Greater Adoption of OpenDocument Format
People want to be able to store their information for the long term without having to continually pay to upgrade their document software to...
Windows XP Gets Independent Security Certification
WASHINGTON, DC—Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday clinched Common Criteria security certification from the U.S. governments National Information Assurance Partnership for six versions of its flagship...